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Senior Housing Advocate

 

Reasons to think about assisted living and why adult care may be warranted.

Are you not cooking or eating the way you used to?

Assisted living facilities offer 3 healthy meals a day plus snacks. It is a proven fact that people eat healthier in a group then they do by themselves. Frequently, seniors simply forget to eat when they are alone.

Are you not able to clean and organize the way you want to?

In assisted living you do not have to worry about cleaning or doing your laundry; all of that is taken care of for you. Are you having difficulty driving, or have you had to give up driving altogether? When you live at an assisted living facility, you do not need a car anymore - but you are far from isolated. Most facilities have their own vans that take you shopping, to dinners, plays, movies, the library and many other fun, exciting places on a daily basis.

Do you find yourself staying home, feeling isolated and lonely?

While an assisted living facility offers you help with bathing, dressing, and housekeeping, it can provide you with clubs to join, exercise classes, cocktail parties and much more to keep you involved in your community. Perhaps most importantly, it gives you the chance to make lasting friendships.

Do you forget to take your medications?

Forgetting to take prescribed medications or taking them at the wrong time or dosage is a primary reason for hospitalizations. At an assisted living facility, you never have to worry about missing your medication or taking the wrong dosage. This is all taken care of by trained medical staff. Medications are ordered for you and delivered right to the home.

Do you fear falling, or have you fallen recently?

Falls can happen anywhere, but in an assisted living facility you are not doing many of the things that cause us to fall, such as climbing stairs, lawn care, shoveling snow, etc.

Do you have difficulty bathing and dressing?

Assisted living facilities should have caring, trained staff to assist you with activities such as reaching to tie shoes or buttoning tiny buttons on shirts or sweaters, as well as bathing and showering.

Are you depressed and in need of socialization?

We all need to be involved with other people and with things that stimulate us. Assisted living facilities are not nursing homes; rather, they can be more like hotel accomodations, places where you can be as active as you want to be yet have amenities and services that enable you to live your life with the independence and dignity you deserve.

Assisted living FAQ: (Click on a question below to learn more.)

  1. What should I look for in an assisted living facility?
  2. My mom does not have a lot of money, but I feel assisted living would benefit her greatly. Are there any options?
  3. What is the difference between an "all-inclusive" facility and a home that talks about "levels of care?"
  4. My mom is thinking of assisted living and is not sure if she can handle having a roommate, but it really brings down the cost. What do you think?
  5. Everyone tells me to be wary of "Adult Homes" and stick to Assisted Living.
  6. Will my mom have to move out of assisted living if her medical needs change?
  7. What happens if my mom runs out of money?
  8. My mom has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's dementia. Does she need a "locked unit?"
  9. I hear a lot about "community fees." What are they?
  10. Reasons to think about assisted living and why adult care may be warranted.

 

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